REACTION TO Led Zeppelin - Trampled Under Foot (OMG!!!!)

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[@juliemanarin4127]

Knew you'd like this one! They created a lot out of jam sessions because that is just how good they were! And all their albums show why they were the greatest!

[@k_salter]

One of my faves! I was 14 in 1975, and this album was all we listened to all summer. It was a good year. 🌌

[@verribarry]

My favorite Led Zeppelin song has always been the one I'm listening to at the time.

[@aleksandrakolad2144]

I'm listening to it every single day!!! Togerher with the Rain Song my two favourites💕two contrasting songs

[@heliotropezzz333]

The live version is even more amazing because it gets faster than the studio version and yet everyone keeps up. The energy level is fantastic.

[@henriettaskolnick4445]

This song's lyrics were inspired by Robert Johnson's song Terraplane Blues. A Terraplane was the name of a model of car and the lyrics liken a woman's body to the parts of a car. I'm not sure what instruments specifically you're hearing, but Jimmy played all the guitar parts with a couple of rare exceptions. He would play lead, rhythm, solo, and any other flourishes, like the bits that drift in and out in this song, then overdub them all together with the vocals and other instruments. This is why I often say Zep songs are crafted - everything had to fit like a puzzle. In your day-to-day, do relisten to every song and you'll notice more and more layers to the sound.

[@TomLaios]

A clavinet played by John Paul Jones is the rock in this song.

[@NPaulBears]

My dad raised us on Zeppelin, they’ve been my favorite band since I was 7 years old over 20 years ago. Can 100% attest to this, their depth just never stops. I’ve learned to love songs that did nothing for me 10 years ago

[@sam-om8zs]

Check this out live at earl's court FOR SURE its one of the best live performances they speed it up a lot This is one of my fav led zeppelin songs its so cool

[@JPMadden]

I second this comment. KZbin sometimes deletes comments with hyperlinks, so look for a live version on a channel called "FnacPortugal"

[@leonardsimonis2376]

The instrument you were searching for is a Clavinet, some sort of keyboard. Their bass player, John Paul Jones plays it while simultaneously playing bass with his feet. He goes crazy with this if you watch that song live. I would recommend this performance kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnipeoeiatJ5rNU And while there's a bass and the clavinet, at least in the studio version, Jimmy Page plays along and als overdubs with a guitar, so you have two guitars plus bass and clavinet.

[@briankeniry219]

I'd agree with this video recommendation, the best live version out there by quite a way. There's another video running over the studio version produced by the BBC for the programme Old Grey Whistle Test (OGWT) which consists of a montage of black and white movie clips, iconic for the time when Led Zep wouldn't appear on TV. (Incidentally I'm sure that OGWT video has a clip of Ginger Rodgers from before she was part of Fred and Ginger.

[@leonardsimonis2376]

@David Bradley Yeah I know, that makes sense. It is still very complicated to do what he does.

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

@@leonardsimonis2376 it is, and he was/ is amazing, but I agree with Leonard in that every church organist plays bass foot pedals. Heck, my grandma did as well. And so many people remark on JPJ doing that as if it made him a magician or something. Fabulous musician, but playing bass pedals is not uncommon and being able to do so is considered part of being an decent organ player.

[@garya7893]

Ya gotta give it up for JPJ . As a kid in the 70s i never realized how much he drove there sound

[@bernardpoma2872]

Guitar overdubs.No one can do it like Page .Wait until In the Light and Ten years gone. Many guitars going at the same time

[@juliemanarin4127]

JPJ on those keys!! Playing bass with his feet!

[@eatthisvr6]

zep gettin their funk on!!

[@kentmains7763]

Multiple layers of guitar greatness.

[@laboexit1457]

Check the Earl's Court 1975 live version!

[@juliemanarin4127]

Yes amazing!

[@danielgoldsby1120]

Now imagine being 13 years old and hearing this for the first time in 1975. Imagine listing to this at 16 with headphones on after doing a couple of bong hits. Yes, when it comes to music. Those of us that grew up in the 70’s were lucky. The good news is. You can still listen to this stuff. Physical Graffiti was one of the first albums my daughter bought for her new turntable.

[@yozaseig3870]

You have to do the live at Earls Court 1975...brilliant

[@betseyr.9081]

Keep in mind when you get to "Ten Years Gone", Jimmy has overdubbed at least 14 guitar tracks

[@joescott8877]

"Gun down on my gasoline!" After just one hearing, you probably don't recognize that lyric from this funk-ass Zeppelin masterclass in groove, but there it is. So cool to see you "driven" to love this! On one of the many Zeppelin bootlegs out there (I think it may be the one called "Badgeholders") you can hear Robert Plant introducing the song by saying something like: "This is basically a song about a motor car, but it's really just more about...*moving parts!*" You can almost feel Plant winking there, nodding to the fact that his witty lyrics are really not so much "talkin' 'bout love," but about LUST, lol! Raunchy Zeppelin metal at its best! And you're right: You MUST see the live version! Awesome footage of ALL members doin their thang as only they can.

[@Kashmir.820]

Absolutely Salvo you’ve got to treat yourself to Trampled Under Foot Live at Earls Court 1975 it’s simply amazing. Shows in no uncertain terms why they are the GOAT!!! I would say since you’re taking a break before we go to side 3 you would also really love In my Time of Dying Live from Earls Court ( I prefer night 2 but both are fire) & the song that Robert calls quintessential Zeppelin….Kashmir…Live at Knebworth ‘79 or when they are much older & Jason Bonham is on drums at O2 Arena in 2007 Celebration Day. You won’t remember but right around day 2 of your Zeppelin reactions I had told you that the Zeppelin song you are listening to is your favorite until you hear the next one….because , well , that’s Zeppelin!!! Lovin’ your reactions. Have a good one. Peace ☮️.

[@patrickvecchio8138]

This was the very first song that I heard from this album back in ‘75,followed by Kashmir….I knew then that I was experiencing another masterpiece.

[@keninboulder76]

An under appreciated song, in my opinion

[@58andyr]

You hear songs like this and there is no contest - the greatest blues band ever!

[@kduton1]

This is probably my favorite album or a close second to LZ 4

[@juliemanarin4127]

After the album is done...so many you need to see live! This one and In My Time Of Dying both from 1975 Earls Court...Kashmir from 1979 Knebworth...at least!

[@H0tchips]

Mate, you are going to be amazed at the Earls Court vid. All the funk, killer extended guitar breakdown, and that crazy rhythm. This song progressively got better too. Knebworth was noteworthy as was 1980 Zurich and Frankfurt.

[@PeterTea]

Push!! Definitely check this out live. Welcome to your new favorite… at least until the next song.

[@tektoniks_architects]

Fire. And then.....Kashmir. When you play Kashmir live, there are two exceptional live tracks: Knebworth, 1979 (near the end of Led Zeppelin), and 28 years later, with Jason Bonham on drums, at the O2 Arena Reunion in 2007. 2007's version may be their greatest live take on this song.... certainly it was their most emotional.

[@eatthisvr6]

the knebworth 1 is ok but the o2 1 is AWESOME!!!

[@tektoniks_architects]

Knebworth is Led Zeppelin. O2 is Page, Plant, Jones and Jason Bonham.

[@eatthisvr6]

@@tektoniks_architects i know, its the nearest possible thing to zeppelin

[@tektoniks_architects]

Saw Page and Plant, 1995 + 1998, front seats 15 feet from the stage, with Michael Lee on drums, and Jimmy + Robert in their 40's....that was pretty damn close to Zeppelin too.

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

28 years, not 38.

[@josephlinnell9855]

Good morning to you all. Watching your reactions are always a part of my morning. As us Zep heads know the next song will probably be your new favorite then the next and so on. Thank you Salvo for being a part of my day. God Bless

[@williamcabell142]

Live my man...the studio is nice and tailored, but live is where you witness GREATNESS! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@helenespaulding7562]

Live at Earls Court 1975! They speed it up so it’s even more impressive. Bonzo is on fire with his fills.

[@dawnandrews8970]

One of my fav from my fav band

[@williamcabell142]

Lot of Funk on this Album...love it! Like I said before...they are every genre, almost like they invented them! The GOATS! Like it’s been noted by every Zeppelin fan, my favorite is the one I am listening to! 😎

[@stevewalsh4850]

Imagine our Jubilee, back in the day, when this vinyl album dropped, good times, best music, defined and formed a generation

[@Pianoman999]

This entire album has kicked ass for many, many years.

[@cheripetty1805]

Jimmy Page was one of the leading Session Guitarists in the 1960s, contributing to numerous Hit Singles with a wide variety of Artists. This extensive experience in the Studio helped Jimmy become not only one of the greatest guitarists who ever lived, but also an absolute WIZARD in the recording studios, PRODUCING the post-production sequences and layering it all together with OVERDUBS. Page the Producer is what sets Led Zeppelin head and shoulders ABOVE EVERYONE ELSE!

[@darrenmiller6927]

Led Zepplin Physical Graffiti, loved that album. Great band, great song. Oh those high school days.

[@jasonm8017]

I just discovered this jem 25yrs ago! I was behind, but so happy it continues, it always will.

[@DC-ih8bv]

Robert and Bonzo kill it !!!!!

[@alexanderromalo7153]

I was waiting for this one, a guaranteed "thumper" from the opening keyboard strokes. Enjoy.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Loved your reaction! JPJ shines in this song for sure, also playing clavinet.

[@sharonmacias671]

Got to see Led Zeppelin December 26,1968 in Denver, Colorado. First concert Led Zeppelin ever played in the United States. I'm 68 and still love listening to them and watching your reaction!

[@alejandraperez3034]

Those piano is CRAZY!!!! I LOVE IT 🎹♥️👌😲😜

[@davemyers3960]

Again , another one that will blow your mind live!

[@fuzzie1956]

The song/lyrics were inspired by blues musician Robert Johnson's 1936 song "Terraplane Blues". A Terraplane is a classic car, and the song uses car parts as metaphors for sex-"pump your gas", "rev all night", etc. The themes of these songs however differ; "Terraplane Blues" is about infidelity, while "Trampled Under Foot" is about giving in to sexual temptation. And I feel so lonesome, you hear me when I moan And I feel so lonesome, you hear me when I moan Who been drivin' my Terraplane for you since I been gone? I'd said I flash your lights, mama, you horn won't even blow Somebody's been runnin' my batteries down on this machine I even flash my lights, mama, this horn won't even blow Got a short in this connection, hoo well, babe, it's way down below I'm goin' heist your hood, mama, I'm bound to check your oil I'm goin' heist your hood, mama, mmm, I'm bound to check your oil I got a woman that I'm lovin', way down in Arkansas Now, you know the coils ain't even buzzin', little generator won't get the spark Motor's in a bad condition, you gotta have these batteries charged But I'm cryin', please, please don't do me wrong Who been drivin' my Terraplane now for you since I been gone? Mr. highway man, please don't block the road Please, please don't block the road 'Cause she's reachin' a cold one hundred and I'm booked and I got to go Mmm-mmm-mmm-mmm-mmm You, you hear me weep and moan Who been drivin' my Terraplane now for you since I been gone? I'm gon' get down in this connection, keep on tanglin' with your wires I'm gon' get down in this connection, oh well, keep on tanglin' with these wires And when I mash down on your little starter, then your sparkplug will give me fire

[@boki1693]

I am glad to see I was pretty close in my description. :)

[@robertwheatley4907]

It still slightly boggles the mind that people are just now discovering these songs from over 40 years ago..

[@charlesgervais4673]

I've lost track of how many songs you've said were your "favourite so far". 😁 Is anyone keeping track? I love how this song is pure Zeppelin, but sounds like nothing else they've done. Then again, that can be said about every one of their songs.

[@antarcticorb9197]

Yes, I've noticed that as well! Watching the bar go higher and higher is half the fun of these reactions...

[@LarryJnyc]

Same here. It's pretty much impossible to choose a single Led Zeppelin song....

[@thomasmccracken5177]

This album came out in the summer of 1975 the year I graduated man what a party summer.i still have this in my record chest.

[@falcon4548]

Ha ha … right! Sold my 20” bike to get the LP and a cassette tape to record it when I was 12 🎼🎵🎶🎵🎶💥🤘🏼🤘🏼😁😜

[@judiweislo8672]

I saw Led Zeppelin twice. First time I was 17 (1970) & all my friends & I got tickets for like $10.00 & got like 5th row center. They were mesmerizing. Second time I was in the audience when they filmed the concert scene for The Song Remains the Same movie. It was SO amazing. I loved them then & now at almost 70. Their music/songs were so different then any other band at the time & we were all blown away. Sigh... I miss those days....

[@octavelower1024]

Plants sustained vocal at the end is hauntingly brilliant

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

Pure fire

[@anthonyblakely399]

Glad you like it...It is one of my favorites from Led Zeppelin....It's Funky and rough and great to dance to. And when they did this in the concert everyone was dancing!!!!! Hahahaha................lol...............hahahaha................

[@shaykosovac8722]

Funky and gritty and a little R rated.

[@alangray2976]

Physical Graffiti is my favourite Zep album, closely followed by Houses of the Holy, they all have greatness of course 👌

[@bobbyn.9773]

Everyday the latest LZ reaction becomes his favorite....tomorrow you will have another favorite Salvo...one of my favorite songs by LZ in this album and actually in their entire catalog is probably their softest Bron Yr Aur which you will soon hear....there are layers of guitars on most of LZ songs because in the studio you can overdub one guitar on top of each other, like Jimmy can do the rhythm guitar work in the studio but he can't be playing the solo at the same time so he will record the rhythm lets say and then he can add other guitar colors to the song and the guitar solo on top of it if he wishes, so obviously when he plays live since he is the only guitarist he can't do all those parts at the same time

[@theresacarmen9847]

My favorite is usually the last one I heard.

[@ernestpacheco8148]

First hearing this as a young teen that's when led Zeppelin became the King to me and I knew that there was nothing going to be better than this ever in music history going forward. And then you find out that there is more ...It's best when you crank it up in your car. Just don't get in an accident..LOL 👍👍👍

[@danielwhitford7575]

Nothing inspires me more musically than a young person digging Zep!

[@rhavenlynn5364]

Zep are the masters!

[@falcon4548]

Dayyymmm Right 🎼🎶🎵🎶🎵💥

[@dadgad]

Do the Earl’s Court 1975 version, be sure to find may 24th version rather than the 25th

[@Roikat]

JPJ’s clavinet playing on this album really takes several of the tunes over the top 🎹

[@targetshootr]

Back then you never heard much about Zep except in rock mags. They didn't do a lot of press which led to the mystique that surrounded them. We had to see them live to see if they were real or not. And if Plant sounded the same as he did on albums. And he did. Never understood how their ears held up tho. They were incredibly loud.

[@ptxaholic]

Ya another badass one I didn't know this was the name to. Definitely live, someone link a good one!

[@mikefetterman6782]

Jimmy loved doing "over dubs ' with the instruments. That one riff intertwined is electric piano. In the studio, you can layer track on top of track almost endlessly with a hundred guitars, 65 drummers, ect.

[@davidepperson3685]

Just found this video. Had a lot of fun experiencing this awesome song along with you! This is one of the filthiest riffs and I love the driving forward motion of it-relentless! Some of their best work in my opinion.

[@mybrainhurts1856]

Know these are older reactions but your delight just makes me giggle! Have always & will continue to be so proud of my generation's music!

[@cristhomas8670]

Love Love Love this song!

[@ZordaanTelevisioN]

7:18 That's John Paul Jones hitting the bottom G on his bass, and also adding a synthesizer part, which we hear throughout. Live, he does the bass with his left hand and the riff you're talking about with his right.

[@brent4209]

Song was actually inspired when the drummer was actually chased by the police to the studio and when he eventually made it inside he couldn’t stop talking bout the car he’d just bought. You can look it up. What you were hearing at the end was JPJ playing a bass line effect and electric piano simultaneously like Manzarek with The Doors Hope this helped.

[@williamcabell142]

Dude they never used out side instruments. No strings or wind woods. JPJ did it with his key boards!

[@heliotropezzz333]

JPJ did play recorders at the beginning of the studio version of Stairway to Heaven. In live performance he used the mellotron for that.

[@xytrius8194]

Kashmir uses session musicians for the orchestral part, as well as JPJ on the keys

[@m.r3681]

John Paul Jones, on keyboard Has some of that background as well as Jimmy Page, on the guitar winding sound kinda sounds early Alice Cooper, band

[@markstearns8029]

One of my all time favorite zeppelin songs, they have such a great catalog!!!!!

[@deannajones3849]

One of my favorites!

[@susannebass5503]

My favorite song and it comes right before Kashmir so those two songs put me in the mood✌️

[@Bluewizard7131]

This is another must see live from Earl's Court 1975! 😃

[@annephillips8494]

Saw them in Knebworth '79.Nineteen of us crammed in a Van It stank.All worth it.Stupendous.Planty was on Form.Bonham was aWorkhorse, the Engine

[@lisacontestabile44]

They're doing it because JPJ is an absolute wizard, that's how. 🧙🏻

[@MojoPin1983]

I requested this song to the DJ, at my brother’s wedding, in 2020, and he (my brother) started to dance like James Brown.

[@crawgatorsgoodies8111]

This is an album you have to listen to from the beginning to the end.

[@christophermorris7616]

Progressive 🍃 💥 to the extreme

[@trexpixx4590]

"It's my favorite, so far", have you noticed you say that every time!

[@kevinharalson4538]

Live at Earls Court! Yes!

[@oc_arkitect9127]

This tune put the LEAD into Led Zeppelin. I think their heaviest tune. There is so much you miss when not listening to this without headphones. Jimmy Page layers so much background affects it’s mind boggling..

[@StratsRUs]

Well Done, Man !! You Got It !!

[@andrewmason7207]

your on a ride of every genre of music possible..enjoy man

[@gran29ty67]

John Paul jones very underrated. Their music is so diverse. Amazing band.

[@henryhartley9993]

Great tune, live at Earls Court is a must....

[@christinerobinson3819]

There's just never two the same......you never know what to expect

[@58andyr]

Yes. The best blues funk record ever. No argument!

[@ledded1]

Watch it live from earls court and then from the O2. See and hear it in all its glory. Its a musical onlsaught.

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

Well, Sal……you watched the Knebworth Kashmir 2 months ago, before you started going in order, so I would say that you REALLY REALLY need to watch the O2 Celebration Day performance from 2007. Jason Bonham on drums….and it is one of the best songs from that iconic concert…which you haven’t seen any clips from yet. Also, Trampled Underfoot from Earls Court1975 ( someone provided a link for you in the comment section to best clip) and In My Time Of Dying, also Earls Court 1975…..outstanding.

[@nickjohnson1445]

This is one of those songs that's never loud enough!!

[@aleksandrakolad2144]

True!!! Lets get it as loud as possible🔥🔥🔥

[@zacknicley8150]

No, he’s talking about love. I don’t think he can make that any clearer lol

[@tim6570]

Trampled underfoot live at earl's Court 75

[@privateidaho1029]

Physical Graphiti is so awesome - so different and shows a lot of growth by the band. It's Bonham's best

[@luvwings]

Reminds me of Stevie Wonder tune and he was from Detroit car capital of the world. Talking about love but he’s describing a car. Maybe Robert met a girl in Detroit that he was checking out. Can’t say anymore.

[@davidstenton4365]

*Morning Bro* another BANGER from the G.O.A.T.'s ...!!!!! This one is funky as f*ck.!!! And of course the *MONSTER* song is next. I know you've heard this one and you should definitely do a live response to Kashmir...

[@ddhartma]

I think one of the "guitars" is the organ.

[@sumitamishra5160]

❤

[@noteverton]

John Paul Jones is playing two keyboards on this track.

[@kdm71291]

From probably my favorite overall LZ album....as pictured on your screen. That's John Paul Jones on the keyboards you're hearing....and his bass dubbed over.......and then Jimmy Page double-tracking two different guitar parts....he did that quite a bit and was very good at engineering it. Although they can't really do that live, they managed to make it sound great, anyway!

[@aleksandrakolad2144]

Brilliant 1975 Earl's Court version. A little bit faster - fire🔥🔥🔥

[@azstarbar]

I saw an interview with Robert Plant and he said that this was one of his favorite songs because it was about sex........